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The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

SEVERAL enthusiastic meetings
have been held in Albany to en-
courage the building of the Co
lumbus Southern. Great conf
dence in tho ultimate success of
the enterprise was expressed,
Several thousand dollars have
been subscribed.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

Col. L. NJ. FELTON,, of Mar
shallville, one of the most promi-
nent planters of Southwest Geor-
gia, recently sold two hundred
and fifty bales of cotton which he
had on hand from last years
crop.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

TRoTTER, a Massachusetts ne
gro, has been nominated by the
President and confirmed by the
Senate as recorder of deeds for
the District of Columbia. The
President has at last succeeded in
filling the place with O. coon.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

local srouters" are worth
more to their town than local
croakers.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

THURSDAY, MARCH 10TH, 1887.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

ALL aboard for Columbus!
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

THE leap year racket is no good.
A man who sued his wife for di-
vorce in Chicago last week alleged
that his wife did the counting.
The divorce was granted. Young
ladies can paste this in the tops
of their hats, if their arms are
long enough to reach there.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

A CUTHBERT contemporary
says the old road bed of the Balm
bridge and Cuthbert road has
been secretly purchased by a
company who will build the Biz
mingham, Georgia and Florida.
The greatest secret" about the
matter, probably, is that the "B.
G. & F." will not be built.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

, EDITOR KIT WARREN, of the
Macon News, is DESTROYS of col
lecting the daring and valorous
deeds of the privates of the late
war. If any of the readers of
the journal know of any such
deeds they will confer quite a
favor on Judge Warren by COR
responding with him.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

CONGRESS- adjourned Friday.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10
MOTHERS
Z r / EN ID.

Not only shortens the time Of labor
and lessons the pain, but it greatly
dlmiAishcs the danger to life of both
mother and child, and leaves the
mother in condition more favorable
to speedy recovery and less liable to
Flooding, Convuisiors, and other
alarming symptoms. It's efficacy in
this respect entities il to be called THE
MOTHERS FRIEND, and to rank as one
OF the life-saving remedies of the nine
teenth century.
We cannot publish certificates con-
corning this remedy without wounding
the delicacy of the writers Yet we
have hundreds on file.
send for cur book, "To Mothers" mailed
free. BRADFIElD REGULATOR Co,
Atlanta, Ga.>~
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

Mrs. RoxANA DRUsE was hanged
at Herkimor, N. Y, on Monday.
Strenuous efforts were made for
her life, but so atrocious was the
crime of numbering her husband,
aud then chopping up and burn
ing the body, that no commuta-
ton could be effected. Her
daughter is suffering life SEN
tence in the penitentiary for be-
ing an accessory.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

A60WnVto be made Cut this gu
Wl I'm Y, AMI return 10 us, and we
ElOIItJ will send you free, some.
thing of great value and which vii bring
you in more money right away than any.
thing else In This world Any one cam do
the wcrS n1d live at home Either sex;
gll ages. Somotsms new, that Just coins
money 'Jg all workers. We viii start
lou, ca. ga, aH needed. tbs = one Of
TIE ccn1ite, important c,bnc-s u NE
lime. Ia a. who ara ambitious aud e,,.
lcrfri'ing win not delay. Omna o4At
lset. Iar4 & O. Augusta, Maine.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

1R.i,l Organ Of Both Town and CouatV
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

A MEANWHILE, New York,
preacher, who recently received a
half fare pass on the Ontario and
Western railway, wrote back to
the passenger agent: "Your ia
vor of the 18th inst. is received
containing clerical pass %, for
1887. Many thanks for so useful
q card. When it will be yours to
board the train to journey into
the world Of the unseen, may the
G9l e'al Passenger Agent Of the
Earth and Heaven Air Line.
Jesus Christ, grant yoa free pass
check subscribed with his own
hand. Gratefully yours"
PRIOR TO the rec ent change in tie
weather a young bachelor living
near Cave Springs discovered that
his brandy cherries were sour, aud
threw them out. His geese par
took freely and became intoxica-
ted. Thinking they were dead
he concluded to pick them at once,
but to his astonishmcnt, after an
hour or two, he found them walk
ing about the yard, and the cold
snap has necessitated his making
each one a red flannel jacket.
ATLANTAs crack military com
pany. the Gate CITY Guards, have
about completed trr lgements for
their European trip and it prom.
ises to be grand affair. They
have received permission Rom the
authorities to bear arms through
Franco, and are ISSUED Of a oydial
reception IN every way.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10
THE JOURNAL.

E. L. RAINEY, Editor.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

A LARGE steamer was burned
on che Tombigbee river, near
Gainesville, Ala, last week. Over
twenty persons lost their lives,
THE only effect of the high pro-
tective tariff is to make the rich
richer and the poor ! oOrer. No
sophistry can disguise the fact.
THE Dawson people are having
their shirts "biled" and socks
washed to take trip to Column
bus on the first train that runs on
the c. S. road.
TWENTY-FIVE Mormon elders
have been scattered broadcast
over the South to engage in tie
work of PROSECUTING. An exchange
aptly| remarks that the South
does not want q Mormon boom.
Col. L. NJ. FELToN, of Mar
shallville, one of the most promi-
nent planters of Southwest Geor-
gia, recently sold two hundred
and fifty bales of cotton which he
had on hand from last years
crop.
The watchword of patriotic
Americans once was, millions
for defense; not one cent for trib-
ute" The doctrine of a great
many noisy pretended patriots is,
millions for tribute and not one
cent for defense"
TRoTTER, a Massachusetts ne
gro, has been nominated by the
President and confirmed by the
Senate as recorder of deeds for
the District of Columbia. The
President has at last succeeded in
filling the place with a coon.
CONGRESSMAN HENRY r. HAIR
ris, of the Fourth Georgia district,
has been appointed Third Assist
ant Postmaster General His
term as Congressman expired last
Friday with the 49th Congress.
He succeeds Hazen, republican.
SEVERAL enthusiastic meetings
have been held in Albany to en-
courage the building of the Co
iumbus Southern. Great conf
dence in tho ultimate success of
the enterprise was expressed.
Several thousand dollars have
been subscribed.
THE leap year racket is no good.
A man who sued his wife for di-
vorce in Chicago last week alleged
that his wife did the counting.
The divorce was granted. Young
ladies can paste this in the tops
Of their hats, if their arms are
long enough to reach there.
A 'CUTHBERT contemporary
says the old road bed Of the Balm
bridge and Cuthbert road has
been secretly purchased by
company who will build the Biz
mingham, Georgia and Florida.
The greatest "secret" about the
matter, probably, is that the "B.
G. & F." will not be built.
EDITOR KIT WARREN, of the
Macon News, is DESTROYS of col
lecting the daring and valorous
deeds of the privates of the late
war. If any of the readers of
the journal know of any such
deeds they will confer quite
favor on Judge Warren by COR
responding with him.
Mrs. RoxANA DRUsE was hanged
at Herkimor, n. Y, on Monday.
Strenuous efforts were made for
her life, but so atrocious was the
crime of numbering her husband,
aud then chopping up and burn
ing the body, that no commuta-
ton could be effected. Her
+, daughter is suffering life SEN
tence in the penitentiary for be-
ing an accessory.
Rev. J. G. ARMSTRONG, an able
and eloquent Episcopal minister
OF Atlanta, who created racket
about two years since for drinking
too freely and walking in forbid
, den paths whils visiting Cincin-
natl, and was suspended from the
ministry for term Of five years,
became intoxicated in Augusta n
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1887-03-10

I 0'1NEI = NII7NI4VI VIII y
J. G. f. CLARK, Clerk.
December ooh. 1895.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
INHALATION.

Grover Post, No. i26. held . public Ia
.,.ll.,lou N their regular mtetlng s,iuf'
day evening. the sth, At Masonic Hail. rye
burg Ater the Post Was opened 10 due
form, II vas ordered by TIE Commander
10 the b,rqae, room where plenle supper
was furnished by the ladies OF the Com
raies and their friends. AMER supper The
public was Invited into the Lodge ROOM
and Tho following officers were lnsiilei u }
Commander, william 4. ro-ie. J.N. G., ".
ufe. ON, E. ". Bufbank. Chap, D. :.
ChAss. %. H.. T. l. Eastman, Adit, 4. "
Nansdsii, surg !. J. Johnson, -. "a, James
n. satellite. yM. n, fred fufOnsh.
The ofiieers were Installed by Tfumsn
Hale. Post Commander. OF Custer Post,
Conway, ". IL. who performed The duty
10 . very able AMI ,filcieni manner.
After the officers were Installed, Mt T.
G. Shirley male q short bat eloquent sp-
peal % the audience 10 contribute 70 ine
funds OF the Post The appeal Vas sec.
ouied by A. X. Jenness, one OF the solid
men In Pryeburg. The audience then con-
tribu,ei very literally 10 The funds OF The
Post. Comrades Msnsneld and Satellite
were ordered 10 70 through the manual OF
arm. BY the Commander for the amuse'
men, OF young folks, which they dld 10
good shape. both having served In TIE reg
ulsr army, the latter eleven years. The
members OF the Post ATE scattered over
large territory. some OF the Comrades
having % travel nearly twenty miles 70
&c, - the Post meetings. The Post 10 IN
good working order and prosPsfing' C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

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the World IL q handy little pocket volume
O. 100 pages, containing colored msps OF
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From the Barrows Brothers Co., Cieve-
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From the well known advertising house
ofGsorgs T. Rowell 4 Co, 10 Spruce 81
New YORK, has been issued Q small vol
ume containing important Information TOT
advertisers. The list OF newspapers CIV
en- contains only sach periodicals a. are
on . sound footing. and have circuiatons
running up into the thousands. IL nas
been the aim OF the poblishers 70 SIN tns
wheat from the chsff, and the book directs
the attention Of sp advertiser toward pa'
pers which be should and ought 70 use
Among the journals mentioned J. tne OK
voKp DKxocRAr, the best advertising me-
dium In this County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25

witnessed the display OF nsek', arms. and
bus's. that they would have rendered .
unanimous verde, 10 the ,ifec, that the
bale, costume was. comparatively speak.
ing. a very tame affair indeed. There
seemed to be q rivalry among the ladies
presen, as 20 which could wear the leas,
clothing ~i,hoa, taking cold. and like
the display Of diamonds. !, may be Justly
said that no such deeolle,te show was ev.
er before witnessed in the White House.
Nue.. TO the as,onishmen, OF people
Who had expected ,ha, there would b, .
long di.eus,ioa Of the Anii.polygamy
bill in ,h. House Of Representatives. the
House substitute for the Bimands bill
va, pissed on Wednesday ~iihou, di'
,i.ion. snd ~i,hou, 90 much |. a roll.
call bsins demanded The bill as pass.
ed make. the l.~fal husband OF wife OF
any person prosecuted for bigamy. polyg'
amy, or unlawful eohsbi,a,ion. a oompe.
tent ~i,ne., against the accused. Pro.
vision /. also made for the registration OF
m.ui.s,,. and /, il declared to Be q mis-.
deme.nor 70 violate such provisions.
Arumor ih., Mayor Hewitt. Of New
York. Wi. dead was extensively eireuls,-
ed here. and caused sOms,hins Of sn.
..,ioa for the time. bu, !, was OF short
duration az .ab.eqasn, dispatches were
received containining the positive state
men, ,h., Ne Hs-iu ". improving
rapidly.
Al meeting Of the Medical Society
Of the Dl,,rie, OF Colambil. held during
the week. . committee Was appointed to
coa,ider the question Of the bes,msnage.
men, Of inebrl,es. and 10 sagges, lesi''
lsiiln 20 ,ha, end. The committee. IN
IL. report. says; The insbrisie na
public nuisance TO be abs,ed. A man
can no, 10 What be like. ~i,h bis own.
The social eompie, i, public trust. aud
society demand. protection from violence
and from the deterioration OF the race.
Confinement .hoald be for a
number ofye.r,, OF for an indefinite Pc
riod I.... than year ~ill seldom prove
OF any benefit" The COMMITTEES recon-
mend. that home for inebria,es be
bull, upon farm in the nsighborhood
Of Washington. and further 'ugs,''s
,ka, The liquor license. should be doubled
ia price. and that tbs revenue derived
ihersfrun be applied to the main'sn.nes
Of the inebri.,s asylum. thus rendering
apparen, the relation between cause aud
effect.
GA Friday l.., the in,srior Of the
Washington Monument vas brilliantly
lighted With .svsn,y.hse ineande'esn'
electric lights. the objsc, being TO 'e"
the lighting apparatus. The monument
will no, be regularly lighted until pfo,i'
.ion /, mad. by Congre'' for RAINING the
elevator. IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
TAKE HEED
nv oaru HEIrrLn

root sore. hangry. snd oai ~ heart.
a for snd volf -ere YEARLY trOuing'
pevtsing plans 10 get meal
Al little cost OF time In plotting
Anon they spiel mule, ~ho stool
Oat IN the inssiov cAlmly thinking,
M. lons ears napplnx ~ snd fro.
liis sleepy syes ssrsnsiy blinking
.Ttsi- WHISPERED ror. Q trioxyelf
s.lDeSr brother Wolf. &c I'm sinner,
Heres lost vhst 80 most sorely necd,
Here's meat for many hearty dinnsr
"wh.i beast n Ia. sAi brother wolf.
4 fAia would learn erv ve asssil hlm.
eAii brother Fot. -foaf hints gooi
surposs you march right up AMI h>h h'"'
-Tr,.nd vi,h The waving ears sail Wolf
I'VE stranger. 10th are Elsi greet you.
I'm Wolf. be-. rut what is yOuf name
~ 1. an honor. elf. io meet yOa."
NV mama sali Mule. 10 craven deep
Vpon my hinder hoof- the near ons
You'll ianxh vhsn yoa have speilei u oni
Tor 10 4, such vsry queer one
woiftro,tsi E.yly 20 the rear.
Mule rslssd hls f-ot-to save him Trouble
rhsa let u drive. fall ten fret on
foor Wolf Jay iifslsss On The stabole'
MORAL
rsl. no, the cunnins mans advice
A tr,csy frisnd yoa1i always fni him.
Ani When yoa inisfsiss . mule,
ror sAfsiy's sAse donf stand bshihA hin
iIisrpers Young roepls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
MERRlr.L.s IMPLEMENT FACTORY.


While attending FARMERS ins,itate 81
South Paris recently, We ssslied onrsell OF
The Kind Invitation OF y. 4. Mertih 10 NlsN
bis factory and store-house, and 10 take .
look over bis shops aud goods Durlng
The past year or 80 considerable Improve
ment has been made 10 the dam, The shops
and The machines used. small steam
engine has been pat In. The principal I'm
plsments made are The o. X. line. consist
Ing OF the o X. swivel plow. three siies
q. X. right hand plows, Eve OF more sifes
Pelilngln swivel plows; and The Paris
plOws, several sizes. Also the feitngll
cultlva,or aud horse hoe. ard new onlu'
saior /. soon 10 be brosgh, oHi In steel
The q. X
The leading implement of the future. We
thlpk. 10 be made here IL Merfllrs q. X.
coulter harrow. The teeth OF which are
male % thin plate steel IL Ia 10 have
wheel Ia front, and an adjustable roh In
The rear which will control depth OF cut
II vlll also have q seat for the driver.
The steel fof The teeth comes 10 "a, pieces,
cut out IN the right sife and shape.
These are heated In ovens 10 the righi
temperature. placed in shaping machine
and shsped by pressure, puuehsd In The
punching machine. and then tempered In
An OIL bath.
The foundry. the blacksmith shops. the
WOOD .hop. are al n,tsd ~ for convsn.
lsucc and ra?liliy Of work, and ihe nnlshed
implements and parts are hep, In large
and commOiious vare-house near BY, ready
for sale and shipment The y. y. lmple-
meuis. ard The tools o, v. {. Merrill are
growing more and more In demand and
their use 10 coming more and more 10 TIE
froei - their merits become more aud
more Known.
Al the Fairs The pAs, fall, Mr.. Merrill
has met. and successfully eomPsisd Win
The various makes Of swivel plo~s, and
The q. X. has taken the prizes Auy one
visiting South Paris should not fsil 10 'ls'
IL III. factory -. ". l., In halas lhTrsr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
OXFORD BEARS.
soxE MUsBrRs oF ImE PRrsrsr LrGis-
LAruRr VINO REMEMBER rmE "HILs
oF ON OxroRD."

Beside. the Oxford delegation. whose
bIogrsphi,, we're pablishedi IN the DrSo.
Graf Jas, week we hnd Ia Mr.. 0~sn's
valuable work. the follosing regarding
members Of the legislature who have
been connected 10 some way With On.
ford County
IIoS. SEBlsTils \. MsRnLE. waldo.
boro, the efficient President OF the Sen.
ate, was born 10 Dlxneld. Rspaollesp,
Uniyerssllst. lawyer, married. age .,
Eiueatei ln the comm IN aud high schools.
under private iastructors. aud a. Water
VILE Academy. Was deputy collector
OF customs from is5l 20 1893, sni collect
or OF customs from 1868 10 1866 vas reg.
lister In bankruptcy from 1867 10 1870; and
United States Marshal from 1870 10 ISIS.
Mr.. Marble WAS elected 10 the state Sen
ate In iss2 sni successively since. MI.
Marble Was member OF the Rspabliean
state Committee nfteeu years, deelinlns
10 serve longer. lie has bed various
town on q, Ia Dlrfsli aud 10 wsli)ooro'
where he has lived for more than ,hlfiy'
I've years, during which time, Ia eonn,c-
ilon with the law. be has been engaged ln
buililng vessels and Agricultural pursuits,
having a. he says. for the latter, decided
fOninsss
Hon DAVID II. coLk. OF Naples. Seas.
tor from Cumberland County, has served
H School Committee and Sapefyisor OF
Schools In the towns OF Hiram and Den.
mark, RspabllcAn, Free Baptist, lawyer,
married, age Is. Has taught elghty.four
terms OF school Was postmaster ~ Ma
pies twenty years. Mr. Cole was q mem
Der OF the last Senate.
ESocu ADAMS, NJ. ID Lllehnsld. Born
In Anioyer. Repabllcsn, physician aud
surgeon. married; age 81. Educated ~
Keu,s IIlll and si Bowdoln and Harvard
Colleges.
GEoRGx q. GUToRp. Auburn. Born ln
Canton. Republican. foreman In shoe
factory. married age %. Educated 10 tne
common schools.
GEoRGE II. GKKxSE. Bolstef's Mills.
Eiaeated az the Oxford Sormsl insttats,
South Paris. Republican. Methodist,
teacher aud farmer. married; sge ~.
School Supervisor OF bis town.
NATHAN Y. RoBKRrs, Dexter. Born 10
Sumner. Republican. Uuiversllst, boot
and shoe dealer. marriedi age 81. Eia.
Gated In thc common schools. Has held
the Offices OF Sslectman and deputy sherin.
culRlKs RussKLI, North fayeite. Born
In Waterford. Republican. Congregation
sllst. farmer and physician. married age
90. Educated at Gould's Academy. Bethel,
Bowdoln College and Maryland Medieai
University. Pfaeiised fourteen years In
Paris, 10 thls County. Has resided h
fays,,s twen,y-one years. where be has
been selecim.n slr years. Has eleven
children, sir sous graduates OF colleges
and two preparing fOr college.
JouS / sTuKGIs. New Gloucester. Eiu.
Gated At Goali's Academy. Bethel, aud
Bowioln College. Repablicau, physician
marrled age g. Has served - sapervls'
or OF schools several years.
FRANK y. RoBnErs, brunswick, !, sou
OF Nathan y. Roberts, ESQ, OF Derisr'
Who was born Ia Samner 10 this County.
Both father and son bslng members OF TIE
same legislature "a exceedingly rare oe'
cuffeuCf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
SERVED HIN RIGHT.

They were telling ':ouupdrums and par
aiyriug each other hi great shape' ~nss
Anderson held up his hand.
"Tye got one" he .ried.
"what isitf" inqal'ed the crowd.
"when IL an apple plef'
lie stopped and every body looked n hini
but he said nothing.
"well," asked Q min across the room
"go on. what did yeu stop there fofI
90 on, whsrei What forf" be sstsd.
.Why. 20 on with yoor darned OIL
couundrumi when Ia an apple pie whst'
That's what I said" be replied.
"Well, we know, bit what's the eonaa'
drumf'
"when Il an apple Iasf"
"There slnt any tense 10 that" pal
I'm another fellow. whats the rest OF
l.i-
There Amt any res. When h sa sp'
pie pls'' ..,,...u.,,.. n.
crowd.
"who said an apple pie Was wAas'"
"You did"
~ didn't Idldn', say anything sS0ss
an apple pie"
"You did," whooped the crowd
81 didn't"
"You did"
81 didn't, and any man says did': .
liar" and the crowd piled on TOP OF As.
dersou. ana when the police came And
rescued him it took half an ncer 70 en-.
risiu that sn apple wss pie when 10 va
dosed 20 with sugar and thinss like other
pastry.
ana The conandrun's usefulness u shss -
tablished.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-01-25
THE TEMPEST.
nv rKxrrL pusuls.

Matt T. Marx 4. Lukes.
Of all the miracle. that Jesus wrought
on sea OF land. who're lie The people taught.
None more sabine. though greater thers ma,
b
Than lie performed while crossing oaliies.
Er. the command va. heard To eros. the lake,
lie heslei the sick. and lspers whole dli make
Thence. In boat. With his devoted band.
Embsrkei. and sailed for Wild 0aiaras land.
scoa amer iaunohinx fsrth .rcn tho deep.
wesry and worn, The hastsr fell asleep,
when 10. above the hills there rese cloud,
with bolts of heaven. ominous ami ioai'
s-if as on dragons vings. the tsmpe., came
The air vss rent vith thander, rel - iih nsme
men ned the men % Jesus. pale Win tear.
crying. "Lori save us. or Ne perish herei-
The Mighty oas. Who came the world 20 save.
And thns himself for All ransom gave.
senily reprovei them for their fAlse alarm,
since lie vss therv IN shield from desih snd
harm.
Then. calmly rising With majestic miea,
lie meet. the sioiuihing. scans the frishuai
scene.
wave. hl. s,,sn.isd haai. sAJ'. Peace. es
stilif-
The Storm r,iir,.. IN. waves obey Ills -iil.
Reo.iinT clouds dispsi the gloom % night
The mcon and stars repeat their Lien light
n. rippies smile. Ambro.ial rephyrs play
And bear The honored bArk along her way
Well mish, the mariner. With JOY inquire.
Who thus controlled tempest, ses AMI nre'
An lie n ~ss. Who lions ship viii guide,
And bring her safe In port. beyond The tide.
Dear irisad-no matter -hs, yoar sect OF
name
Ars You on board tai. stately ship Of famsi
N not. smbsfk or yoa viii yet 10 lost
So olhsr ship can reach the shiaing coAs'.
Jan. I. isss.